Cemetery: Forrest Hill Cemetery, Sabine Parish Louisiana

Submitter: Carl Dilbeck
Date: As Listed

************************************************
Copyright.  All rights reserved.
http://usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm
http://usgwarchives.net/la/lafiles.htm
************************************************ 




Carl Dilbeck  has given the LAGenWeb permission to put his book, The  Sabine

Cemeteries, in the Sabine archives.



The LaGenWeb Archives gives it's hearty thanks to Carl Dilbeck for his

donation of his Sabine Cemetery Book to this archive. His generosity helps our

LaGenWeb Archives grow and help others.





TIPS FOR SEARCHING RECORDS ON THE INTERNET

Netscape & Ms Explorer users:  If you are searching for a particular 

surname,  locality or date while going through the records in the 

archives or anywhere....try these few steps: 1. Go to the top of the 

report you are searching.  2. Click on EDIT at the top of your screen 3.  

Next click on FIND in the edit menu.  4. When the square pops up, 

enter what you are looking for in the FIND WHAT ___________blank.  

5. Click on  DIRECTION __DOWN.  6.   And last click on FIND NEXT 

and continue to click on FIND NEXT until you reach the end of the report.

This should highlight the item that you indicated in "find what" every place 

it appears in the report.  You must continue to click on FIND NEXT till 

you reach the end of the report to see all of the locations of the item

indicated.







               Forrest Hill Cemetery     Listed Oct. 1996



  This is a list of monuments and markers I have found at Forrest Hill

Cemetery. They are listed in rows starting with 1 in the NE corner of the

cemetery. Monuments are numbered from the north fence to the south. Missing

or unreadable dates are listed as "unk" for month and day, and "9999" for

the year. Currently there are 15 markers listed, with the earliest burial

found in 1896.



  Unless there was some indication on the tombstone that people were married,

I've tried to use the convention of "b/w" to indicate "buried with" for

multiple burials with a single tombstone. I've also tried to note son and

daughter relationships and military notations in the comments column.



Row Num First Name        Last Name    Born          Died     Comments

1   1   Emily Alline      Shirley   Jul 24 1903   Apr 15 1904 Dau of M&M E.C.

1   2   Ella C. Quarles   Shirley   Sep 12 1877   Jul 2  1906

1   3   Infant            Linn      unk    1918   unk    1918 Son of Hazael &

Letha

1   4   James H.          Linn      unk    1920   unk    1927 Son of Hazael &

Letha

1   5   Orin P.           Linn      unk    1861   unk    1926

1   6   Travis "Mutt" CharlieSimpson   Nov 7  1924   Jan 16 1995

1   7   Annie Lokey TilmanSimpson   Jun 9  1932   Jan 8  1995

1   8   Unknown           Unknown   unk    9999   unk    9999

1   9   Ilamae            Isgitt    Jan 16 1933   Jan 17 1933

1   10  Infant            StricklandAug 1  1938   Aug 1  1938 Son of Alma &

George

2   1   Mary Lee          Bonnett   Dec 18 1898   Jan 17 1900

2   2   Helen Ruth        Craig     Feb 4  1934   Jul 18 1936 Dau of M&M Sam

3   1   Era               Rivers    Aug 3  1929   Aug 23 1929 Dau of M&M O.B.

3   2   Vera              Rivers    Aug 3  1929   Sep 6  1929 Dau of M&M O.B.

4   1   James Richard     Bonnett   Apr 15 1856   Oct 31 1896

End of Forrest Hill Cemetery List.



#  #  #